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I will say that these synthesizers are different beasts altogether! I love the Sub 37's warmth and versatility, but the LP has a meaner sound! However, if I had to choose between owning one or the other, I'd go with the Sub 37 due to the extensive modulation routing capabilities and smooth warm tone...

I don't know, man. Part of what makes the Sub 37 so badass is the array of knobs on the panel. I would love to see a rackmount version of the Sub 37 though, just don't take away the knob-per-function!

Ok, so I have two Slim Phatties polychained to my Sub 37, with the Sub 37 acting as voice #1 and the two Slims serving as voices #2 and #3. Everything works very well and it's a blast to go polyphonic and multitimbral simultaneously. However, I want to be able to control all three voices via MIDI wi...

I'm going to have to try this when I get home. Sounds like fun!

Hey, thanks for the responses, guys. Good to know these products work together. I am looking at getting a CP-251 down the road for my Sub 37. However, I'm currently in the market for polyphony and am considering buying 3 slims to chain with the 37 (before they're all gone). I know there are cheaper ...

I meant lack of CV outs. are they necessary to use the cp-251?

I'm sure this has been addressed before but will the CP-251 work with the Sub 37? I've heard alot of people mention the lack of CV inputs/outputs in the Sub 37.